A quick disclaimer: I'm terrible with aesthetics, and I have no eye for these things.That said, I do have an eye for money, and I do follow trends.

In certain circumstances, cities with older housing supplies feel the need to do something to maintain the aesthetic quality and safety of these municipalities.

Sometimes she sends requests that are aesthetic only and aren't really necessary, but that's because she is so keen on keeping the place looking great.

Other than aesthetic differences...what's the difference between $1.29 sq.ft. and $2.19 sq.ft if both are 10mm AC3 click-lock construction.

The basement is more aesthetically pleasing than the upstairs.

The majority of tenants are going to be college kids so there is not a huge need for aesthetics which is nice.

I was leaning more towards black appliances since it will (likely) be more aesthetically durable; especially considering that since it's a student population and we will likely not have one long-term tenant.The flip side is that SS is popular and I think students will appreciate having SS (as long as it shows nice) and we might be able to squeeze a few extra rent dollars marketing the place.Thanks in advance for your input.

Things like that add up in cost, but also go a long way to improve the aesthetics.

However, they're created to protect neighbors from abusing other neighbors and to protect property values through maintenance and or aesthetic homogeneity.

Replacement of such items as flooring is often based on aesthetics.